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ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains lcav

ERlE RAILWAY.-Throu trains leave
~ 2Jdst 5 minutes earlier than time shown a IRON ipna
a n. Dany-Day. Express. Buffet Drawing room
Coaches % Binghsmton. Elmra, Hornells yue Roen,
es g9 Sa SlEar s e. Sleeping
9f,s0 a s"a u nen saa %ea aSats SOLID 10
Ms.aVie Cleveland SineHna ShSasS and s 81;
charge o. last tH n-'A,.'O- ''l' -U m'' NV ~.
Sleeping Coaches 70 Bi1snAn'on' Limir'' Buffalo,
12 %a%gt S wS Si Sleeping Coach
nn.gnastSn 9wsso Waysry and t nj As 90
sSS 81 60 d. o. g no. So % g so,
IS g. g. . Is 3 20 A. = = pSca 40 -
20 ras;ae eek day s: 80 ,, sundays 40 " H.
s. e ID g. % g. s.i$ SS;
is, as 10 80. ,. m. IL mIdnlght sundays 40.
5ts. 500; 10 20. il noon, 40 d10' O. $780, '4''
Newark aud Paterson via Newsrk days, TO- 80
80. go 80 5, 10 p m. IL midnight sundays.
S'ss,% %s,t ~; =? ~ 30 81 49,
aRs s1as 20 NJ ia az 20 j. ~aa'f1s IS, t5
wssS sS "a Y S Taq Is 70 H. asO .sO NJ
MOa ri and w white Lake, IAa a. H.. 40 p.
NeSTSrs ana Cornwall go a. m, $40, 40 4''o
Montgonery a. m, 80. 80 .. IN. Sundays 8 80.
setaaioS, Daamoro week days; a, M 2;'oPms; 20 n
night SUNDAYS, as. as s: 80 Q, 10 90 Q, Q go,
Add9nn ssnias 70 Goshen am SaSdsys
and seeplnS Coaches can be- obtained and orders Tor
checking ana transfer o. baggage may BE- efs az tho CON-
Wesst Eew.York, No. aai Fulton-st.. Brooklyn. or at
sPss: the West ar ssry " in NOw.YOrh at
ia "a 70 80 G. a. ~ ana ~ r'q FhRMFR c. r. Ag
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On an after JUNE "a. 1857,

AND UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New. York VIA Ie.,risses ana Iortlandt
Streets Ferries a. follows: ~
Harrisburg Ptisburg and tho West with Pullman paiace
Cam attached - a m. and < n m daily CIV. york
ami Chicago Limited OF Tarh,rr uInng 'smosing and
Scepfne Ee.tIbulct 1ars al q a. N, ovrrV d.v -" ~
willlamspa,rf IocE lam o ~" n'. Corv and
Eric ~ - n ~, ,''nna,,t, - ~ % a., ,r.y, iiin
Petro.cum tentre ana tbo Oh Eesions ''- ''N7 ''
For Lebanon, . a. m, 3 20 r. m AID ~ rs night.
Q 20 a. m, i ana p ~ SATURDAYS only. 5 D. ne,
SUNDAYS, q 10 and 10 A m '' = '
Baltimore Washington and tho South, Limited wash.
ingtOn TNpicss OF Pullman Parlur Cars ana renlsyl
D. arrive Washington A IA m aud h.ll, z 4
o. H. arrive wa'IIng'sr -, y M, T"eular al G 90
< and 30 a m. l. p 30 and o D. in and ~ 4 )
nieht sunday II NJ ,ni "a /, n, M ,nd a n m, and
TS.is nfghf " 49, - '' N 1855 - ' -
E,or .tl,u,is INV cxcc,t Sup5,v and q N m
IN. Ilsne MAJ xS.css. 4 ~ m "' - -"
i,ac rsnrh NJ ISesd i,,,c,in, and t,teruosa,, s,a
81, pehsay "a an,ts,S 10 IN a -,
. n 30 ~ =, 81. ia t,i, s ~ -, -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF JnDe II, 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route Al 400. 1880 800 HOO 1850 800. 400 $50
1880. i200p m SUNDAYS a. 400 ea5a MI $50. 1900
Trains leaving at 400. 7:so Hoo a. ~, $780, 400 $780,
1880 lzOO M have connection for READING Harrisburg
potsvilie etc 400 for Lake opacong Easton. Beth
iehen Allentown Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sundays
for Lake HopatconK. Easton.
100 M for Lake Hopatcong. Easton bethlehem. Allen
$40 Tor Easton Bethlehem Allentown March Chunk
Milkosoarre Scranton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsvle
loo and lao Tor Easton. bethlehem Allentown.
hanch Chunk Reading Harrisburg, ETC
to ~ iof Easton bstaiehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
".acsDarfc scranton. Tamaqua, shamokn,
$50 m Tor Lake Hopatcons, Eastop. bethlehem. Allen
6lb ,. NJ for Easton bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wkesbarrc Reading Harrisburg. oto Sundays at $50
800 sl5, $50. il5s M. I,3u $50. $780, 400 4so $50
Pleasant
800. $40 1880, sso NJ. for Lakewood. Tom, River
4ooa. 1880 for Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY, Vine
400 sl5 ll:l5A i:3o $780, $50 p IN for
400 Goo SIS. $50. 1880 ilh5 \ M. $780, o,so 400
400. 500 800 ol5p m sundays 900 400 NJ for
''''' NRw.JERsEy SOUTHERN Div
r.,oNssA m! xI HOOK I RouTEs oy,
. -. -. From PIERS n r.
tlSO. 500. 300 HOO a m 100 sls. $50. $50 p.
SUNDAYS g3O l.o9 M. $50 p. IN. for Highlands sea-
Ala 80. 500 Zoo Saturday, only) 3:iS. 49, $50
for Atlantic Highlands
Al 500. ooO ii;oO m. loo, 3ss. t:so $50 m for
Ilberon Asbnfy Park ocean Grove Ocean Beach, Spnns
Lake, Pt Pleasant, &c.
At a;3o so0a M. 100 s4s 7. m for Lakewood Toms
River and BarDcgaf.
At s5Oa y. for Flneland, BFdseton, Beach ua'cn
and Atlantic CAV.
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european advertisements.
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ITO NEW-HAVEN, Toe.
rxcrpero>- f.oo,s ,,,., s,ox

EXCURSION good y days) 81 ~
Steamers c. Al. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier 25 T. r.. n AMI IL p Sundays IL
T. ny connecting New. Haven with special trains
MEKIDEN. HARTFORD sPRINGFIELD HOLiOKE.
tickets sold and checked at 944 Broad
way. New.York. and COuTtsL. Brooklyn.
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.


w n. Y. Q. & ii. T. Il. CO.. lcssees.
Trains leave West 42d St station as follows. and 20 min
utes earlier from foot OF Jay:st North River:
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge. Niagara
Fails, is, 80 80 a. M, % .05, . rs D.
Utica, rs 20 :55. IL 80 a. M g :0j, 1915 p. m.
Kingston, Sangertcs, catskiil Albany, 3 J5. TIE
% 55, ii 80 a. m, 4, - 05, IS is D. IN.
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall, Newburg, IL as,
'3 10 = Is. % :55 10 Is, II 80 M, 81 as, 4. 10
g. q :l5, As y. and in :f5, e Oo D. H. Gran
For Monire. and Canada East, ;05 p. m.
Hamilton, London, - 55 a. M, 90 05, Is y. m
Toronto. 10 SO a. m. 10 Do g 10 p ~. ~
Elegant sleeping cars for unao Niagara Fails, Gin
cinnah. Detroit. Chicago and St Louis.
Saratoga Specials. II 80 M, 3 40 D. IN. Drawing.
room through 10 Saratoga
Lake George, IL 80 a. m. Saturdays only, as m.
Lakes MOhOnI AMI Mnnewaska via New Paltz, o. IL 80
a. M II AZ. 45 p drawing room Cars 10 Kingston
8, ii 80 a. M, AS p. m. trains.
kaateIskll, Hunter, Grand Hotel Station and 10 Pho
nics, is, o, IL 30 a m. 81 40, As m. Drawing.
Grand Hotel Station and Phgnlca (fOi Hotel
Kaatersk and Mountain House, ON 8. 1ls30 a. ~, and
Paienvlle Cairo and Mountain House Station. rs.
Caisklll on IL so a. M and AS p. m. trains.
DAILY iDgiy except Saturday. sSaturdays only.
thef trains daily except sunday.
For tickets time tables, paor or sleeping car aecommo
cations information, apply AZ Offices. Brooklyn 333
Washington-s, 73O Fuonst, Annex ONCE foot OF Full
ton New York city-363 7c5 9f2 Broadway, 1j3 I.2
Bowerv 10 Place and West Shore stations foot OF
West 42d.st, foot OF Jay.st. n n. G. T.. LAMBERT.
Vanderbiltave. General Pass niger Agent
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and afinr ] nnc 90 IIalna IeaNo

GREAT FOUR-TEACK TRUNK LINE
On G isa aISS tf Inf Il 'i 6i.foE .'0
- a. ~ Rochester Express drawing ioom cara TO Al
Drawing room ears safatosa, tadwsp Lake GeOrsoJ,
70 % sna SSp FsMjS cc1Go limited
S;.a ss.%1Y :s;Sn sas
Toe STRIVING o6learo 90 M next day ANU
:, 40 80 Chle9so Ls,rcss SIagins.Ioom cars TO
nj 30 a. m, Western New. YORK and Northern Express
Is; ,; M: sxEAToGA LIMITED; Saturdays only.
TerossG bTo' sTsHs sns and 1 uca
ha s 10 e sS TSy n on ssS
2 Aeeom@S;d..ion 70 All!any and Troy
Nagira FAILS nuGaio' Suspension Bridge Toledo Detroi.
ana Ssene Paegs- NsT ~, x 70 As1eX
sleeping ssrs Tor Cleveland cigeihnat Indianapolis,
aSGTs hay d1ily TaSi s@Rs saransc &C. via Gtiea
y e1 oa and ESm sS'a i e
ing PlaItsbgig ana Montreal va Ronses Point ara
enatsapssy for tax cha,y. Lyon Mountain R.Iphs
eept sunday for LuEerne North Creek. Blue Mountain
Special Sleeper: arrive; Rochester 40 m.
Rochester, n@aalo, Sissara Fs: cieyesad Tosde DO
TIL and Shesgo Sleeping cars 70 clayton VIA uue'
SSS; Espsi S a. e;
Vest i9r safa.os, Lake George aud FOR Ghe North eI
Tickets Saa srscs DRAWING room and s,eSpins cars
MOL Haven station )'SfhSt New Ork I'D washington
and 100 Fulton Brooklyn and 20 Fourthst, Williams
burg.
Westcotrs Express cali FOR ana check baggage from
hotels or residences.
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tStop at
Mott Haven Station 13oth.s-)
j. NJ TOUtEY. HFNRY NnNETT.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers
NETWORK aud ALBANY.
Daily Except sundays.
Brooklyn, FuliOn-st Thy Annex, g 90 a m.
Leave New y Ncstry st. pier. = 40 a m.
Lesvs New York, West 22d 81 pier. % 90 m.
For ALBANY landing al Y0nkers, West Point New.
burg. Poughkeepsie Rhnebeck CAtski!i and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany 8 80 4. N.
A fine BAND attached 20 each boat.
CONNECTIONS:
WEST POINT and NEWBU re with down day boat
RHINEBECK 10y ferry with special train ION Ulster
Del n. for The OF the Latskin Mountains.
CATSKILI With special train On the Cstskn Mt. H. IT,
HUDSON, with Boston Albany T. L. iof Chatham.
Pittsneid, sc.
ALBANY, with n y. CENTRAL g. II. r; n IT, for
Utica, Buffalo, MALARIA FALLS and the West, with
Boston Albany r. Il. for Boston a. ID. d H. q. Co.'S
Railroad for Montreal and the North, and SPECIAL
TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA The New-York
Transfer Co. Will call tor and check baggage RON hotels
and residences.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line Steamers
I EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt and Des
brosses follows
a. m Cstasauqua and intermediate points.
IN. for Geneva. Lyons. Eimlfa, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local pOiati Chair 10
Wkesbarre
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
70 TunkhannOck. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg
40 for Pitston and principal intermediate points
Chair car 20 Pttston.
$40 p m. Cor Coplay and intermediate points. Con.
nectlon Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Capay
D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons, Elinira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
80 y. m. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at s a. M, D. and 40 y. m con
for all points In MAhanoy and Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. m. for Mauch Chunk, lIazleton and intermediate
points.
40 y. m. for Coplay and intermediate points.
D. IN. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from chan6ersst station FOR Eng!S-
90 o 30 and IL 20 :i5 80. 4. 80. 20,
40. 80. ., 10 80 M. IL midnight SUNDAYS, 40.
80 a m, 4 and p. For Manuel, Spring Valley,
MOnsey and Talinans, 80. 10 30 a; m 80. 80
y. q :I5 D. m. saturdays onIyl. sundays 80 - m,
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DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST

New. YoIK ma sn MInnrfAio, IIGHTEiNG EXPRESS
TRAINS No DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
GepOs ia New York. foot OF Barclay and ChTbtopnef SIS
Daily except SUNDAYS, Buffalo and Usweso 49,, EN-
press Water Gap SrOudsbura Scranton, Bnghamtoni
Emira Bath. Dan5ye, Buffalo, Syracuse Osweso Se Do
oxford Norwich Utica connect az scranton Tor
wikesbarrc. Danve and Northumberland at o"eso ior
Ithaca and intermediate stations. - ,r.,o.
/ D. IA. Blnghamton and Eimira Express Tor water
Gap. seran0n, Bnghamton, Oweso and tlnra cohheeS
al heTantOn Tor plttstOn Kingston, WIkesDarre, No -
ll0 p M Scranton, wiAesbarFe and Kingston La
press. -. H.. e,uonas
D. m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for htronas
burg, Scranton. Bnghantnn, Neso EnidI, 'p'" ms
lalO 10 a. m. sleeping coach 10 Oiean; o,ro,o
D. m. Daily Buffalo Utica and Dahsullo, Os,HVsp
Express for Stroudsburs Scranton, BINS hamto
Syiacusc. Greene, OafoId, Norwieh. uNcd ect
esnseeis AZ Neao ron ithaca and Intermediate stations
except snurdays punaio with trains for All
points West u
Rchard Springs. 0 n m. daily except Sundays Pm
daily. Pullman sleeper attached -. ,sr p.,aa,..v
Tickets for sale baggage cheekrn az soS nDseMS
and az Westcott Express oecs In New ana bsJo3sn
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Citp propsrin for Sale.

IA -WANTED.-For our fall list, improved
IA and unimproved property let and for NJ
charge for registering J. RoMAJNE BROWN d CO.. Of
West 33d-st.. corner OF Broadway.
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Business propcrtp for Sale an6 Go Get
Giip propsrtp tl)anisS.

WANTED.-FOr special customer desirable
w property valne Of $50 900 10 500 0e0
Apply Immediately. rutland WHITING. BoekmaD.st
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

cre Is some doubt a. TO the future course OF the real
ate Market and conservatives certainly gaining
a numbers The fact that most OF the profits recently
In business have TO the small dealer while
aha merchant done small Margin
points rather to easing on In prices and brisk demand
snnier ana low priced Investments There were no
public sales yesterday Business at private contract con-
tnues brisk. J. Thomas Stearns has SOFA ior 'hares
Deutch the house and lot, 50x10e on the west side OF
BathSate-ave fifty south OF one-hundred'sndseventy
fourthst $50 also house on the south side OF
One hundred seeondst between washington
ana Bathgate aves for 81 900 Robert Aud has sold
dwelling hous, Fifty ST. on the east vf Eighth
xaSs tSa rspftcd Improvements estate the
following factory building, 2oo19o s . % erected
s7e @ s1 ana ws
S Is erected for william p Douglas TO cost $4,000 The
berkeley Lyccum Association (med) will Improve tho
% go s a 81 e% ." the s@s s
& q ne iS S not 90 %
over farm Of loS acres At compton Plains .as
81 Highland Ulster County, N " the Hudson River
was offered for 1880
NEw-YoRk. Monday. Ang. 30. 1882.
No sales held at the Exchange and Auction
Bale dwelling with lot No 10 Lafayette Place. Of Great
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY
II: s.s:,s4 One. es1 estate recorded
wife saa ea'ss to Mars Spz
,o, Mssrlus ESQ Of sdsv: a5Iiooiii Cha: si0OOO
SCHUYLER and wife woiinsky .............. l260o
csn Decker 6se Tinion.avs ai2i7dS s0O
n,p name 70 No. y and 60 S6yioo Manner and
Brenogel and wives 20 A Gutenberg $4,000
81: s. :: ssssTs Sss':o: "a $4,000
and wife to Bqiwnkie 1900
sshsfer and WIFE 1900
A imhof Observation-Disclosures. 1900
= W cor OF l0th.ave and l23d-st lo0Xl00.1l;
Bauer wife 10 II Lock
10 Kesny $4,000
= A l2yd-st xl00. also " cor Of loth-avo and
l23dst l00xl00lfi Edward Davis to Morft1
Pearl st No s55. $3.50 i0I-I5Sa, Psysor and
Relder to q Soessel. lO,Oo0
ai'i ii stG and wife ct to Fl and schmidt 1880
dlsh-st o O. 1876 1t W Of Ave-A. lIx757 Chas Dc -
ais .a@s y. iOo ~ " y. 5000
e,s. to Carroll. 1877
e9thst s. l8s5 II Of 4th-ave 25.7Il0os Rachel nm
Kamak to Finn loo =, o''ooo
y Place. 25x1 so Ok 10. 5x6bxl25i W and Chas Am
Opdyke to Finck. s9V
4 mon ave Q a. lS II n OF Denman Place l97xSSS;
Decker 10 NJ Su 4,IOo
s7th. ST. n e. 100 II . OF lOth-ave. 200rl001li NM
whppe aud wife to w Penoyer
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SHORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Central
p. m. Fast Express at IL daily. Newp0r, Express
leaves at m. daily except Sunday. Palace Parorcars
ar 4
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Boaro ano Rooms.

Brooklyn.
~ FIRST PLACE.-TO let, with first class
lCf board large handsome sunny back psror and hall
adoinng hot and cold water and anple closet
terms low.
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THANKS.

an brethren Of E. City.
1ae Economist saI s: The Edent I
FISHERMAN 81 farmer has been eniars j
,nd otherwise improved. We wish il
continual success. 1t is a first-cla5s NJ
'lewsy journal.
The Falcon says; Bro. Mitchell UI c,lt
'Is4ERMAN & FARMER was in tow1
Wednesday, bound for Nag's Head g
le excursion. The FISHERMAN & FARM
xR is again enlarged and is credit to IT.
owners.
The i,arolinian says: We coiigrat:lla
our eprightly EdenUon contemporary the
tIsagR2EAN & FARMER, on its eviGe,.ces
Of prosperity -eA.argement- and I'M
provement. We aIvrays rejoice il the
success Of our c0tenn 2Oraries, especiahs
those debervinL It.
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- E1EEUTE.

The death of good person is often
calculated to lessen the dread of our
apprehensions as teJ what the last enc
my really is, and such deaths deserve
to be specially noticed as much for the
encouragement OF the swing as tor the
respect we have for the dead.
In the death of Mrs. William Durfey,
(ne Mollie FOSTER Of T:arrellsv:le, her
many friends have an example OF bri ght
Christian triumph. winch should serve
tn nerve them for the end and sustain
them in the conflict OF she }Ast hoIr. Il
am ready to CO." and like st. Paul she
could say Il know that my Re,;eener
Hveth, " &c. Heaven lifted upon her
eyes, her ears. and amid Sounds Ell
apbic, her soul was escorted to the rea ms
OF bliss while yet, IS it We're, kind words
4 farewell hung upon her mortal lips.
Death baffled the skill of her four, pp,st
es>rned, Phyeicia nssNs-e.-f.,r the eleven
lays Of her illness watched over he
With Jealous care and N tender syn1pa
~. she sleeps II last 5 ief p. whilt
II the 11emory OF life she VIII ever have
3n active, pleasant existence.
EDENToN, n. c., FRIEND.
August. 22nd, 1897.
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EIm w - z NxA x-a.
THE RAPE CASE.

Il was stated in our issue Of the 18th
shat q cOlored preacher, name Un
known 10 US, was arrested at Piymo ,tk
on the 18th charged with attempt to
ape one Of his congregation little
$irl-while holding a meeting at Wind
sor.' Il has since been learned the
preacher 5 name was s3uTk bennox. The
prisoner y as held as Plymouth until
5he return OF the Steamer when be was
aiken back 10 Windsor by an officer and
5urned over 70 the Sheriff of BERTHE. At
ter invests eating the matter it was found
that LennoX was Iot guilty and that the
woman had skipped to parts unknown.
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THE a. & 2. r. +.

The Albemar!e 8. Pautego Railroad
has completed track laying 70 Mackey ;
Ferry, the Northern terminus of the
road, and workmen are now busily en-
gagged in building the wharves, ware
houses &c. needed for the company 5
use at the above name point.
This road when complete will open up
one of the finest, if not the best of tim
Der section in the SOuth-to say nothing
of the other valuable products from the
rich farming land adjacent to the line,
which will naturally find their outlet to
Northern markets through this channel.
Sun.
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EDENTON, N c., Tuesday. August %, 1887.

Farmers and others who have little
leisure time for the next few months
will find ii to their interest TO write to
3. r. johnson & Co., of Richmond.
whose advertisements appears in another
column. They offer great ind ucements
to persons tn work for them all or part
of their time.
Fresh Beer, on tap, daily. A small
keg will be tapped at 10 10 clock every
morning, thereby enabling me TO fur
nish my patrons with a fresh article. /
buy in small kegs IL order that none
shall become stale before use. Eight or
ten kegs constantly on hand in ice
hous. r. B. HAYES.
EG Beer can also be bought at my place
fresh every day at 10c per quart. Kegs
furnished if wanted
Me5srs A j. Bateman and w S.
Summerell came Up from Nag's Head on
Friday. They, with all the rest whe
have visited this resort, give favorable
account of it. The crowds of visitors
who have been constantly st the place
durin the entire season attest its attract
Iveness to be greatly augmented this
season by the improved condition of the
hotel and the presence of a number of
new and first class private boarding
houses. Nag's Head is destined to in
crease in popularity if only its private
and public places of accommodation
keep pace with the onward of the times.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
ESCAPED.

News and Observer Of the goth saws
e was reported mere yesterday that W Ia
,5ooch. who with James A Smith, killed
John a Cheatham N this city two years
ago, had escaped frota a squad of coz
Victs who are at work on the Carthage
& Cameron railroad IL Moore county
Raleigh people x Ill remember the excite
ment into which the city was thrown on
the night OF june 10ta, 1880, when it
was reported that Jno. Cheatham had
been killed IN his store on Wilmington
street. Gooch and James Smith were
arrested, and after long trial in which
great interest was manifested. both were
convicted OF murder and sentenced TO be
hanged by Judge Clark. This sentence
was committed TO imprisonIneEs for
twenty years by the Governor. at the
of many citizens of Raleigh.
Gooch has been in the penitentiary for
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Rev. Mr.. Hughes
parish Monday, hold.
J1r. Hughes is full 0i
! complete appreciat t
breaches.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.
1sT (EDENToN) DrsTRIcr-JUDoE GRAVES.

1sT (EDENToN) DIsTRICr-JUDGE GRAVES
Currituck-September ), one week.
Camden-SepteInb ID, one week.
squotank-September 19, one week.
Perquimans-S September 26, one week.
Chowan-October 3, one week.
Gates-October 10, one week.
Hertford--October II, one week.
Washington-OctObe "a, one week.
Tyrrell-October 81, one week.
Dare-November Z. one week.
Hyde-November IA, one week.
Pamlico-November 81, one week.
Beaufort-Novemqer %, two weeks.
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Mr.. James Jackson, one of
boys, late of Washington d. c
visit to his mother and family
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about two years, and was recently sepg
to Moore county to 10 railroad work.
from whence he made his escape last
Thursday, a man named Wilkerson
escaped with him.
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NOTICE.
ToTEACHERs oFPUBL1Cs SCHOOLS.

1 hereby notify you shat the SECOND
THURSDAY ia Set.'mber, and FRI
DAY and 6ATC 2DAT thereafter, are
public days for exam lnation of apph-
c,.Ato i,r teachers &c tificates.
Teaciers who's, CT l:ifcates have ex-
7 2-et! o. will before = cenlber, and those
" 40 " ssh 10 become achers will appear
az thn Court House y. Edenton on either
OF .ne ua5 lneALsOhoG.
Rev. Mr.. Drane, Chairman of County
Board at Edenton, Chowan county,
viii conduct the examination.
Those having passed satisfactory ex
animation in part Of the branches at the
Institute, and failing to pass 10 others,
will be required to be examined only on
the studies il which they failed.
J. II. GARRETT,
County Supt. Chowan &c.